jim farley, president and ceo ford.gratulations on a great quarter. >> thank you, jim. >>> coming up, they help small businesses launch into the digital era, but this company might be occupied by problems of their own. cramer finds out what is ailing shopify, next. ♪♪ age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in just two days. new crepe corrector lotion only from gold bond. champion your skin. bubbles bubbles bubbles bubbles there are bubbles everywhere! as an expedia member you earn points on top of your airline miles. so you can go see even more of all the world's bubbles. >>> sometimes, a stock it's so beaten down that there is nowhere left to go but up. take shopify, the e-commerce facilitator that was one of the hottest stocks in europe. it collapsed last november from $176, down to the 30s today. shopify will also be letting go of 10% of its workforce. they fell short of expectations along every major line. they even said things would get worse this quarter, before getting better during the h

after jim farley said we absolutely have to --.e are you going to finally lay off people? john: we are not talking about indiscriminate cost cuts or cost cuts for the nature of cost-cutting, it is about leaning into our for four plus plan. in that process, we will do it on our schedule of course. certain skills we are going to have to reduce that are no longer needed, and other skills we need to grow. that is what we are in the process of doing. and acting as we restriped the company in moving to additionally connect world. it is a part of the process. we transform is the injury transformed. anna: jim farley spoke about this back in february saying that out of the business. can he give any idea when the decision will occur when people are going to be out of their jobs? john: we are going to do on our schedule as is required to deliver a plan. we will do that with our employees and our team. at this point, there is nothing to announce, there is nothing to confirm as far as speculation goes. we are working on a plan and that is what

. >> i was watching a lot of chris farley videos. i would put-on semipro or chris tucker. me and peter are big friend people. >> stef, to win game six you were as emotional as i ever saw you. you cried on the court. >> who cries on the basketball court. no crying in basketball. >> tell us about being overwhelmed in there? >> tell me about what that meant. >> i think everybody that's been said on the stage if you say it out loud or internalize it you carry the journey with you every single day. to know what we have been through and my brother went through for almost three years. what we went through as a team to retool, regroup, rejuvenate what we had. just like taking snapshots of the last three years all of that came out. once we change buildings and carry the championship dna with us. the emotion was everything i got to the real questions what will they say now. >> i don't know if it makes you goodnow. i have to play for coach kerr and go to paris. >> it's just amazing. an amazing feeling. everybody that has a part in that is the most important thing that trophy is nice.

with one demand, the president stepped down. farley had that leave the country. you can't govern this country properly. we have children. we are on the streets, leaving our jobs. because we believe in the coals. we love the country, we love our children, we are suffering. other security forces tried to hold back the crowds, but then numbers proved too great thousands to be seen in live broadcasts on social media. storming the presidential compound as authority stood by and watched some scaled the walls of the colonial era mansion. once inside, they strolled through the residence, taking sophie's in its stately rooms, while others took a dip in the compounds garden pool. and unprecedented economic crisis has subjected the island nations 22000000 people to months of hardship. which in turn has led to months of unrest, culminating in the storming of the presidential compounds and the burning of the prime ministers residence. bowing to overwhelming public pressure, president roger puck so finally agreed to step down. and what's he instructed me to tell the country th

nasa plans to accepted another mission to mars to retrieve the tubes and in ten years ken farley saysnfronted with a new and perplexing question. >> how do you look for life that may not be life as you know it? we've never had to do that before. we've never had to ask the question -- >> is there a form of life we can't even conceive of it. >> that's the whole point of this. ars for years t a goes accordine to come since it's carrying the first audio microphones we'll leave you with what it sounds like as the 1 ton rover moves across the vast, slow moving expanses of mars. earlier this year nasa and the european space agency agreed on a plan to send three new spacecraft to mars in 2027 and 2028. their mission would be to retrieve the samples perseverance is collecting on the red planet and bring them back to earth. i'm still drawn to what's next. even with higher stroke risk due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin that's a trail i want to take. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk better than warfarin. and has less major bleeding

. >> i was watching a lot of chris farley videos. i would put-on semipro or chris tucker. me and peter are big friend people. >> stef, to win game six you were as emotional as i ever saw you. you cried on the court. >> who cries on the basketball court. no crying in basketball. >> tell us about being overwhelmed in there? >> tell me about what that meant. >> i think everybody that's been said on the stage if you say it out loud or internalize it you carry the journey with you every single day. to know what we have been through and my brother went through for almost three years. what we went through as a team to retool, regroup, rejuvenate what we had. just like taking snapshots of the last three years all of that came out. once we change buildings and carry the championship dna with us. the emotion was everything i got to the real questions what will they say now. >> i don't know if it makes you goodnow. i have to play for coach kerr and go to paris. >> it's just amazing. an amazing feeling. everybody that has a part in that is the most important thing that trophy is nice.

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. ♪ >> let's bring in our christopher john farley, he's the author of "zero o'clock." >> you say thet about music? it is about intertwining with the songs. >> we don't get those kinds of recommendations anymore. we don't find a cassette tape in the car or cd because everyone is on their own air pods or separate devices and there is no sharing between people but we have all these ways of sharing music. it is great when nostalgia is able to breakthrough sound tracks and samplings. the reason of the breakthrough of "stranger things," because the song was the plot. the kate bush song, "running up the hill," people are drawn to the music because they are drawn to the plot of "stranger things" and it is great to see. >> these songs are doing better now than before. we are recognizing now because they're so good and they're a key part of this plot which is so interesting. >> i think when the sharing of the music is wrapped up in either a movie or wrapped up a tiktok video or something from real life then the song has more value. not just random song out there unanchored in emotion and plot

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farley said this morning, you want to be lean and agile, and i agree with that 100% and sometimes as he said, smaller is better and this is a great time to get ahead of the recession and maybe you have to put the price increases through because i think inflation will be with us a long time i hate to say it >> that was going to be my question, bill on the one side, you can -- you can moderate expense growth, labor and other things and on the other side you have inflation. is now the time that smart executives go to the extent they have pricing power, and push through those price hikes because it may only get tougher if a recession gets going? >> i think you're 100% correct, tyler. now is the time to push through the price hike i realize in saying that that it encouraged more inflation. i think they should get in front of it because this inflation is not going away because a lot of it is coming out of the russia-ukraine war, challenges in china and food -- real food shortages and food inflation so core inflation will be with us for a long time even with higher interest rates. >> bill,

and the v farley hydrogen doesn't seem to have any technological flaws. unfortunately, the technology is still rather expensive, which is why we'll have to wait a little longer before it makes it into passenger cars. harmony one chico is a true speaking in the professional super by who has been racing for 5 years. she always love the open air rush of motorcycles, but her racing career began with a dare from a friend because they do have a good radar. so why don't you pick up the challenge? oh, been the 1st one on the truck. and are you cause, you know, you can do this so that, i mean funny is that and like i, i challenge and they're fairly limited. and the fossil following, her passion has paid off in 2019 harmony, became the 1st woman to win the east africa superbike championship. she then came 2nd at the 2019 red star supervisor championship in johannesburg, south africa, her secret weapon, the cheers from her dad. that plasma he of assoni, that was in 2019 and then i think them what you hear on game from now and i kill yeah. look, harmony is lucky to h

jim farley finally did that. but it would explain if apple has a shortfall -- >> look at a the moves on apple. >> i don't like that ahead of the quarter but a number of reports have said things are better you know, i say own apple, don't trade it did you tee see the ubs evidence lab piece on advertising >> no. [ applause ] let's get in the opening bells because we are going to -- we'll get them in three, two, one. there we go. [ inaudible ] getting them to zero essentially. first time they've raised in 11 year, connecting young adults with top companies over at the nasdaq, blackrock celebrating new model portfolios >> maybe we have some sound of my interview with larry fink last night he is someone who has -- >> you know who we do have sound from is john stankey let's work our way to at&t the consumer we were talking about it in regards to the demand for tesla, talked about it in a number of different areas. at&t, the stock of which is down almost 8%, in terms of free cash flow, it was less than expected. it redu

ucla infectious disease expert robert kim farley told "the l.a.imes" everyone needs to be vigilant to avoid exposure and prevent severe disease. >> i don't want to risk it too much. it's doctors appointments and things like that, going to the market. but no going to movie theaters and big parties. >> reporter: james rollins is double vaccinated and double boosted and still avoiding large crowds. he says his doctor recently encouraged him to continue masking inside crowded spaces as well. >> people that haven't had it before and haven't been vaccinated, not wearing a mask and all that, might be pretty dangerous for them. >>> this week cbs news has been presenting special reports in its series "crime without punishment." it looks at the disturbing rise in unsolved murders in the u.s. the cbs investigation found a troubling racial disparity that murder cases are far less likely to be solved if the victim is hispanic or black. >> we spoke today with chief investigative correspondent jim axelrod, who has been looking into why this is happening. he tell

but jim farley at ford is basically blown past gm i think for what matters when it comes to electric iconic vehicles and customer driveways now. they had early plans at ford what jim describes as a previous, of bolts or a light car and he said i don't like it and they scrapped it and what with the cars that they know people like to buy that at the f150 lightning crossover at mustang they have electric transport they've all exceeded expectations. musk says it's a wonderful company, impressive guy no extra points for tweeting. [laughter] but karo i do and to ask you a question for i know you focus a lot on banks you participate. two companies in america and j.p. morgan. two respected ceos in the past. one is on the list this year, who and why? >> it's bank of america brian. intima check to the executive the term you will hear over and over is responsible growth. no response. i think it's the market excited that slow, steady, sustainable growth. but when you start to hit a downturn you start to realize that caution pays off and let stay tuned dividends later on. that is why brian got th

when i speak to jim farley, the ceo, i think he feels like many ceos in the country. doesn't really matter what i do. there is a developing sense of, it is out of my hands when it comes to the market. because people who say you do something good and yeah but wait till the next quarter. it will be bad. david, there is a pervasive wound that says even as the numbers are good, you just wai . >> i think it is true and i think if you are him or mary barra and presiding over an enormous transportation of your business, you just have to keep going if you are a full believer in it. and moving ahead and you know that you have the financial wherewithal to do it but not really worry about your stock- price. >> i think jim farley is always going to be worried because he's a responsible, terrific ceo, as is mary barra. but it is out of their hands. >> it is better when your stock is 40, rather than 11, no doubt. >> this is why he is my partner. this is what it is about. 40 more than 11? carl, i can't top that. >> 40 is more than 11. >> the guys from three arrows, this is the first

mr. farley book, desco, boosted and back, then they didn't drive on. proper road is willis, wiggily drove on horse racing tracks. no, maybe up to 2 kilometers long. see to piece to alicia vocal. their academic muscle will do kill me in age of a bull, though a huge crowd does it because they were international events in multiples. i booked all us to prescribe them. it was like the 1st man on the moon. there was great interest in the technology. it was see a biblical data report at the conversion 105.8 kilometers per hour. a new best mark. but not for long. 3 years later you, nancy was displaced by of all things, a steam powered vehicle by this point. yeah. nazi had already started competing in races for mercedes parent company dime. lar, even took out a life insurance policy on your nazi that corporate commitment brought dividends in 19 o. 3, you not see one, the gordon bennett. come in ireland, the world's most important car, race of that era. ah, this is the only film footage of your nazi moon. it was a curious quirk of fate that saw the fearless belgian die, not on the track, but during

. >> i was watching a lot of chris farley videos. i would put-on semipro or chris tucker.d peter are big friend people. >> stef, to win game six you were as emotional as i ever saw you. you cried on the court. >> who cries on the basketball court. no crying in basketball. >> tell us about being overwhelmed in there? >> tell me about what that meant. >> i think everybody that's been said on the stage if you say it out loud or internalize it you carry the journey with you every single day. to know what we have been through and my brother went through for almost three years. what we went through as a team to retool, regroup, rejuvenate what we had. just like taking snapshots of the last three years all of that came out. once we change buildings and carry the championship dna with us. the emotion was everything i got to the real questions what will they say now. >> i don't know if it makes you goodnow. i have to play for coach kerr and go to paris. >> it's just amazing. an amazing feeling. everybody that has a part in that is the most important thing that trophy is nice. >> fi

delivered 4467 in that period >> you know, phil lebeau, i don't know why we're so convinced that jim farleyt deliver on his promise at e.v. at ford. i don't get that i think he will surprise the upside i think he absolutely has. there is no doubt about it the supply chain is better than people realize he has tremendous order growth, and people just systematically denigrated i don't know why that is >> i don't know either i like it all of the way up. we sold some, the absolute top, for the, you know, make some mistakes, no doubt about it, but we sold some of the absolute top, and we're waiting to buy it back, farley had a big win this weekend in a road race >> gm and ford are down the same amount for the year by the way >> on saturday and sunday he raced in lemans. he came in 2nd place that is -- what he says is 2nd place is dead last ford not willing to pull the tr trigger yet, but ford, we have to buy back that stock >> even with u.s. sales running lighter than we thought? >> look, we know that everything is reflecting a recession. how about if he delivers on the f 150. how about if he deh

i'm back at college, and clair farley has really impressed on me to have a voice and to have agency,you have to have an education. >> mayor breed has led this effort. she made a $2.3 million investment into trans homes, and she spear headed this effort in partnership with my office and tony, and we're so proud to have a mayor who continues to commit and really make sure that everyone in this city can thrive. >> our community has the most resources, and i'm very happy to be here and to have a place finally to call home. thank you. [applause] >> one, two, three. [applause] >> even in those moments when i do feel kind of alone or unseen or doubt myself, i take a look at the community and the power of the supportive allies that are at the table that really help me to push past that. being yourself, it's the word of wisdom i would give anyone. surely be patient with yourself and your dream. knowing that love, you may not always feel that from your family around you, but you can >> good morning. the meeting will come to order. welcome to the july 7, 2022, regular meeting of the government

. >> i was watching a lot of chris farley videos. i would put-on semipro or chris tucker. me and peter are big friend people. >> stef, to win game six you were as emotional as i ever saw you. you cried on the court. >> who cries on the basketball court. no crying in basketball. >> tell us about being overwhelmed in there? >> tell me about what that meant. >> i think everybody that's been said on the stage if you say it out loud or internalize it you carry the journey with you every single day. to know what we have been through and my brother went through for almost three years. what we went through as a team to retool, regroup, rejuvenate what we had. just like taking snapshots of the last three years all of that came out. once we change buildings and carry the championship dna with us. the emotion was everything i got to the real questions what will they say now. >> i don't know if it makes you goodnow. i have to play for coach kerr and go to paris. >> it's just amazing. an amazing feeling. everybody that has a part in that is the most important thing that trophy is nice.

sid you have to raise rates much more than this to even add $50 a month to the lease i think that farleya magician the stock was at $24 sold stock there my instinct was to buy it back when i listened to him last night. he was the most excited he's ever been. i sent him a picture of my daughter in her prom wear. which took like a year to get. thank you. >> you talked about that for about a year >> i was going to use it for gardening. i ms.ed one season tomatoes galore and i'll bring you some sauce >> speaking of moving around, jetblue and spirit we have a couple sound bites set up one i think is christy, you, back in july >> this is fallon meets letterman. >> take a listen to this >> we've always known that this transaction just as the frontier transaction would face a significant amount of regulatory scrutiny but when we look at what the issue is in the u.s., the issue is that four large airlines have about 80% of the market, then you have a number of much smaller airlines so the best thing we can do to create a more vibrant, a more competitive industry is to really empower this new larg

. >> christopher john farley, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> "new day" continues right now. ♪ >>> good morning to viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i am brianna keilar alongside john berman. there are so many troubling details of the disturbing past of the man murdering many lives in detroit. the suspect may have planned the attack for several weeks. he dressed in woman's clothing during the shooting to conceal his identity and facial tattoos. he had two incidents with law enforcement in 2019 as we mentioned. first one authorities were notified for a suicide attempt. later he threatened to kill quote, "everyone." police removed 16 knives. after that he legally purchased five firearms. since he was under 21 at the time, he was sponsored to do so with his father. >> prosecutors filed seven degrees. katie goldstein, she was gunned downright in front of her daughter. her father spoke with us. >> i can't believe how many best friends katie. >> i looked up and i saw the shooter shooting down at the kids and i told her that it was a shooter and she had to run. i starte

jim farley has been very serious about taking on tesla, and also his admiration for tesla. how well-positioned is tesla compared to ford, rivian, and lucid? >> americans want to know how well gm and ford and lucid and rivian are doing but to be honest, they are behind. they came late to the game. they should have started years ago. keep in mind general motors has been making electric cars for 11 years now and they were only able to make 25,000 last year compared to tesla's 920 5000. they need to kick it into a higher gear. rivian makes a great truck and they are laying people off. they have taken their production numbers down to 35,000. volkswagen saw the writing on the wall. there ceo took battery production in-house and they have got deep pockets, factories on multiple content -- continents. then there are the chinese. most americans have never heard of a chinese auto company but xpeng and others are going to come into the market i am 23 and 2024. they are moving faster than any other auto company except tesla. chinese companies are subsidizing battery and auto costs. the

jim farley has been serious about taking on tesla and his admiration for tesla. how well positioned is tesla compared to ford, rivian? seth: americans -- steve: americans want to know how well gm and ford and rivian are doing, but to be honest, they are behind. they came late to the game. they should have started years ago. general motors has been making electric cars for 11 years and they were only able to make 25 thousand last year compared to tesla's 925,000. they have a long way to go. that being said, rivian makes a great truck, but they are laying people off. they have taken their production numbers down to 25,000 well tesla is ramping their predictions up to 1.5 million. the real people to look at, they saw the writing on the wall. he took battery production in-house early. they have deep pockets, factories on multiple continents. then there's the chinese. most americans never heard of a chinese auto company, but dyd, and others are going to be coming to market 4023, 2024. they are moving faster than any other auto company except tesla. the chinese are sub

drowning at the lake and the past 2 weeks, authorities have identified them as 18 year-old zara watt to farley. witnesses say fight excuse me fairly. fairley was standing on a lot when he slipped into the water. sheriff's office is asking anyone who's planning on visiting the lake to wear a life jacket when they are near the water. >> 2 elderly pedestrians were badly hurt in a major crash in berkeley. it happened last night. this is video from the citizen app having on mlk way just before 10:00pm. 74 year-old woman in 76 year-old man were taken to the hospital with severe injuries. 78 year-old driver of the car stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. now mlk way was closed down during the investigation. it has since reopened. there is no word on the current condition of those 2 who were hurt. >> the young father of an 8 month-old who suffered traumatic brain injuries and remains unconscious a week after he was hit by a car participating in a sideshow in vallejo kron 4 s taylor talk with his mother and his fiance today. >> our it's been hard. it's been because i was there. what see

." >> chris farley. >> dana: incredible. >> how are you? >> dana: yeah. it, leaves the show, then it appears. >> yeah, it didn't get on, then he leaves and it was the first show after he left, we did it. so that was interesting. bob's great. everyone's been cool. jimmy fallon was in "cowbell." >> dana: hah! yeah. >> so much enthusiasm, he's great. >> dana: ha ha ha! >> singing, guitars -- he's super cool. he's on right now. then mulaney. >> dana: john maw laney, we had a nice chat with him. >> tina fey, maya rudolph, so many great people on there.p[ c] >> dana: it's going good. >> yeah. >> dana: but -- you went on to do other things after "snl." should we keep talking about the podcast? >> no, commercial's over. >> dana: commercial's over. "fly on the wall." >> yeah. yeah. but it was -- what else? ask me another question. >> dana: oh, okay, let's see. [ laughter ] have you ever been nervous to be around me? [ laughter ] no. no. you -- this is true. this was very nice. it's really about burger king. i'll put that is on a byline. it's a true story that happ

. >> i was watching a lot of chris farley videos. i would put-on semipro or chris tucker. me and peter are big friend people. >> stef, to win game six you were as emotional as i ever saw you. you cried on the court. >> who cries on the basketball court. no crying in basketball. >> tell us about being overwhelmed in there? >> tell me about what that meant. >> i think everybody that's been said on the stage if you say it out loud or internalize it you carry the journey with you every single day. to know what we have been through and my brother went through for almost three years. what we went through as a team to retool, regroup, rejuvenate what we had. just like taking snapshots of the last three years all of that came out. once we change buildings and carry the championship dna with us. the emotion was everything i got to the real questions what will they say now. >> i don't know if it makes you goodnow. i have to play for coach kerr and go to paris. >> it's just amazing. an amazing feeling. everybody that has a part in that is the most important thing that trophy is nice.

. >> meanwhile, they dumped for jim farley.ow that you like parlay. >> i like the product, i like the fact that they don't make anything that makes money. they are closing plants without losing money. he is the first serious and bored ceo who has been very tough since when his grandfather worked on the first line. watch out. >> i hear you. for the record, tesla's market cap is 774 billion, and fords is 48 billion. >> jin, we covered goldman. boeing is close behind. >> i cannot believe it, that delta order in calhoun. that is -- wherever he was, farm bureau. they can catch a breath. there is so much demand for engineers. someone downgraded american express a week ago. i think it will be a western omelette in their face. it is a remarkable moment. >> you're referring to the morgan stanley got. we will have earnings on friday. >> for goldman, they make a lot of money in biasing people. it is sticky. why do they have this? a sticky earnings street. on a podcast? >> why isn't david answering? >> at least he's not making phone calls

two campaign staffers, kevin callahan farley and finance director martin nelson have been tossing aroundcash like monopoly money. the pair dropped nearly 100 grand on travel and food just in the last three months. including $3,500 to stay at the uber exclusive ritz carlton in paris. and the $5,000 stay at the swanky lowe's hotel in miami beach, talk about fringe benefits. i'm in the wrong line of work. but kevin martin call vanitying across europe may have been too good to be true. campaign staffs don't really go on these trips. maybe if they were congressional staff but not campaign lackeys what are they doing over there? high and dry. and without answers we're just left to speculate, swalwell's office trying to make croissant the official state food of california or are they trying to score tickets at the cabaret performance at mulan rouge maybe they love the eiffel tower? it's very romantic, this campaign will waste money on nearly anything. it looks like the only thing they can't use donor funds on is to pay the babysitter. swalwell certainly tried. hey, at least the fec is finally s

she sued her husband for a divorce settlement in the british courts, but will lead you farley didn't want to pay. so, how do you get out of a law that every one else has a very, very simple sale off to since lucia. and lo and behold, in no time, he was made the ambassador to the international maritime organization. and he never turned back for 2 years, never turn off. and yet, when his wife lay made an application for money, he claimed immunity. diplomatic immunity is a sheal. now that was obviously outrageous. a british court eventually agreed with his former wife. diplomatic immunity didn't apply in a civil divorce case with criminal immunity, only applies in the country, and ambassador is appointed to are you ready and on him on fred didn't know that when he thought a diplomatic passport was the answer to all his problems. there's problems began on the malaysian, linda lovell and in 201218 months before mom fred set up my job and he could trade house menache black family ran a shipping business in lab one ali mon. fred contacted him, claiming to be an agent for the radiant governm

. >> i was watching a lot of chris farley videos. i would put-on semipro or chris tucker. me and peter are big friend people. >> stef, to win game six you were as emotional as i ever saw you. you cried on the court. >> who cries on the basketball court. no crying in basketball. >> tell us about being overwhelmed in there? >> tell me about what that meant. >> i think everybody that's been said on the stage if you say it out loud or internalize it you carry the journey with you every single day. to know what we have been through and my brother went through for almost three years. what we went through as a team to retool, regroup, rejuvenate what we had. just like taking snapshots of the last three years all of that came out. once we change buildings and carry the championship dna with us. the emotion was everything i got to the real questions what will they say now. >> i don't know if it makes you goodnow. i have to play for coach kerr and go to paris. >> it's just amazing. an amazing feeling. everybody that has a part in that is the most important thing that trophy is nice.

released on november 11th and joining us now to talk about it is cultural commentator christopher john farleyhat made it hit home is the person who is not there. >> that's right. >> chadwick boseman died at age 43, he was black panther and that's why this hits home because it's real. it's not just about superheroes, it's about a real person we lost too soon, a guy that made great which will ms like "42" and "get on up." he is gone too soon. >> the trailer is about absence. it touches on that. it's very emotional, the music is wonderful and it raises questions for fans, superhero fans like me -- look, i play with action figures -- who will the next black panther be and we think as fans maybe it will be his sister. seems like it's going to be a woman. >> the guessing game is going to go on. the fact that the leads for this film are all women lupita nyong'o, they are the leads of this film and it shows -- it signals that marvel is moving in a different direction. a few years ago you couldn't buy getting a woman in the lead of one of these films, "wonder woman" was a break through. we're seeing m

. >> and jim farley sold so he could build up the ev section afford.ith internal combustion engines which is what you are getting. >> i'm a great the spoiler. >> you are a great to spoiler of the planet, that's true. my point is that if electricity cars do what they do in europe, are you that much ahead on and ev, given the cost of electricity? >> look at what is happening in texas this week. >> not from a consumer balance sheet. our grid would in no way be able to handle that. >> and now back to the discussion with the transition and you have been critical of the administration with the fact they have not opened a serious dialogue with the oil companies. >> it is easy for them to talk to saudi arabia. >> i couldn't talk about the current quarter, but he spoke, in general that other than the dollar that things are pretty good. service, now, is being killed and somehow that interview is interpreted as being negative. i refer to this as a zeitgeist. >> he said europe is hopping and people freak out. they figure out that service now has too much stock in

. >> i was watching a lot of chris farley videos. i would put-on semipro or chris tucker. me and peter are big friend people. >> stef, to win game six you were as emotional as i ever saw you. you cried on the court. >> who cries on the basketball court. no crying in basketball. >> tell us about being overwhelmed in there? >> tell me about what that meant. >> i think everybody that's been said on the stage if you say it out loud or internalize it you carry the journey with you every single day. to know what we have been through and my brother went through for almost three years. what we went through as a team to retool, regroup, rejuvenate what we had. just like taking snapshots of the last three years all of that came out. once we change buildings and carry the championship dna with us. the emotion was everything i got to the real questions what will they say now. >> i don't know if it makes you goodnow. i have to play for coach kerr and go to paris. >> it's just amazing. an amazing feeling. everybody that has a part in that is the most important thing that trophy is nice.

. >> i was watching a lot of chris farley videos. i would put-on semipro or chris tucker. me and peter are big friend people. >> stef, to win game six you were as emotional as i ever saw you. you cried on the court. >> who cries on the basketball court. no crying in basketball. >> tell us about being overwhelmed in there? >> tell me about what that meant. >> i think everybody that's been said on the stage if you say it out loud or internalize it you carry the journey with you every single day. to know what we have been through and my brother went through for almost three years. what we went through as a team to retool, regroup, rejuvenate what we had. just like taking snapshots of the last three years all of that came out. once we change buildings and carry the championship dna with us. the emotion was everything i got to the real questions what will they say now. >> i don't know if it makes you goodnow. i have to play for coach kerr and go to paris. >> it's just amazing. an amazing feeling. everybody that has a part in that is the most important thing that trophy is nice.

miss farley, the dobbs decision, as i understand, i have read it a number of times. it gives to voters the decision as to what law should be pertaining to life and abortion. in other jurisdictions around the country. i am just curious, do you know what percentage of voters in this country support the d.c. democrats position that they want to impose on the entire country, a one size fits all role. they want to impose from the top down. do you know what percentage of voters support their position, which is also the same position taken by north korea, china, other notable violators of human rights? you know it percentages? >> i know that nearly 90% of americans oppose abortion in the third print trimester. another number of them would support abortion up to the moment a berth needs to be miniscule, or if it policy. >> based on the most recent harvard poll that was just released a few days ago, it is less than 10% of voters say they would support abortion into the final month of pregnancy. and yet, that is the law that the d.c. politicians want to impose on every voter i